A beautiful estancia stay offering daily rides across the pampas and the chance to play a few polo chukkas. This is the land of the horse where the culture of the gaucho is strong and where children still go to school on horseback.

An estancia in northern Argentine Patagonia in the foothills of the Andes. Fun and fast riding in a spectacular location. Gallop across water meadows and try your hand at helping the gauchos as they work cattle.

On this trail ride you ride over coastal estancia, along beaches and over shifting sand dunes through palm groves and along the shores of the wetlands, some of the largest expanses of inland water in South America.

A trail ride through the spectacular Torres del Paine national park staying in converted estancias and guesthouses. Riding Criollo horses, follow a route through the park encountering towering peaks, glacial rivers, azure lakes and huge glaciers.

A trail ride which starts in Argentina and crosses the Andes, ending in the Chilean Lake District. The route of this Andean adventure includes exciting river crossings where the riders travel by boat and the horses swim plus riding across high mountain passes with panoramic views.

Truly breathtaking landscapes, amazingly well-trained horses, first-class Peruvian food, and accompanied by an experienced and knowledgeable guide. This ride in the Sacred Valley is at the heart of the Andes between Cusco and Machu Picchu.

This is a trail ride journeying to three different areas of Costa Rica over varying terrain. In the middle there is a non-riding day to experience the Arenal volcano and relax at the thermal springs.

A centre-based stay at Cerro Lodge is perfect for a relaxing break with a mixture of riding and non-riding activities. From horseback you might spot scarlet macaws, parakeets, toucans, iguanas, monkeys and anteaters. A true rainforest adventure.

Growing rapidly in popularity, Bahia is known for its golden sands and emerald seas. This part of Brazil is the perfect spot for an exotic riding holiday. Ride along the palm-fringed coastline, traverse tropical beaches and explore characterful towns and villages.

Offering a rich selection of flora and fauna, the Pantanal is a collection of ecosystems comprising the largest wetlands in the Americas. With its immense diversity of bird and wildlife species, the Pantanal is Brazil's top destination for wildlife-viewing and bird-watching.

Sao Paulo state is home to some of the most beautiful and historic coffee plantations in Brazil. This journey takes you through one of the main coffee growing regions of Brazil, which is nestled in the northeast of the state.

Trail rides through the Puelo Valley in a remote and beautiful area nestled into the Andes in Chile's Lake District. The Puelo river runs through the heart of the valley and you will cross it many times. Pack horses are used for support. As well as the five night trip there are longer trails of six and seven nights.

A ride through Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul. Discover a unique landscape of spectacular mountain scenery, huge canyons and bottomless waterfalls. This ride and its scenery is sure to take your breath away.

This trail ride starts at Estancia Los Potreros and explores the surrounding countryside. Along the way you stay in simple dwellings and meet local people.This expedition is rich in local history and offers some great riding.

A journey back in time during which you will see two beautiful but distinct areas of the Andean highlands. Ride along ancient Inca highways and Spanish colonial routes stating in grand colonial haciendas along the way. The ride begins in the northern highlands around Otavalo and ends in the Cotopaxi area.

Argentina is famous all over the world for its polo ponies and polo players. There is a variety of options available from informal 'stick and balling', introduction to polo weeks and experienced player weeks to improve your game!